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Apache
Apache is one of the oldest, most stable, and most feature-full web servers in current use today. Ruby on Rails applications will frequently make use of Apache as both a server that handles static content requests, as well as the server that triggers the Ruby on Rails code itself, either through the user of plugins and the CGI interface mechanism, or as a proxy to another application server such as Mongrel.Articles
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Apache+SSL Win32 HOWTO
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Pro Apache, Third Edition
Comprehensive reference for Apache 1.3 and Apache 2 versions. Discusses setup, operation, customization, and general maintenance.
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- Apache HTTP Server
The official site for the world’s most widely used web server. - Overview -- Phusion Passenger (a.k.a. mod_rails)
mod_rails is an Apache module that supports Rails applications without requiring a separate application server. This could be the biggest thing in Rails hosting since Mongrel. - mod_xsendfile
Apache 2 module that enables your application server to tell Apache when to send a static file. Use with Rails Xsendfile plugin.
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